back. >> reporter: lola's owner and staff continue to scour the neighborhoods in search of lola. they have called the local shelters, they hav on craigslist. but still, lola is still missing. >> i'm just sad. >> reporter: she is offering a $250 reward to anyone who finds her best friend. britt moreno, cbs4 news. >>> prescription drug abuse is becoming a leading cause of death here in colorado. a group of people at the front lines of the crisis are trying to save lives. we will show you how in just a moment. >> he is a super fan of the denver broncos suffering from surprise. >> and, the wrap around from the storm still bringing some snow showers into northeast colorado. and some mountain locations. but the skies are clearing. so, sunshine tomorrow. but, then, lauren andly show you some really ,, >> happening now, the state is recruiting leading medical professionals to combat the epidemic of prescription drug abuse. so quick to give it if someone sprains their ankle or knees. >> feedback will be applied to the state's guidelines for prescribing and dispensing opioids. >>> there wa

look at my beautiful lola. she's happy with a shamrock. but she's happy. [ speaking spanish ] it's all right. are you gonna call off the wedding? a wedding goes on... [ crying ] ...but with a shamrock. i love you. tommy: are you okay, jesus? are you okay? yeah, i'm okay. so, uh, what kind of jackpot they got me in? the evidence is largely circumstantial. their trump card is that $17,000 they found behind your refrigerator. they can't prove how i got that. maybe not. but we need to account for it. if they can't prove anything... come on, lieutenant. you're a cop. you got missing dope and a pile of cash in a suspect's apartment. [ sighs ] right. they'll hang me. i don't care how you got the money, but we can't frame a defense without an explanation for it. i can't talk about that now. this is pba you're talking to. i am on your side. i understand, counselor. [ clears throat ] i'm sorry to waste your time. then for the next four days, bill recited to me, with an urgency that i didn't at first understand, a fully realized moral philosophy of s

. >> lola rose anderson is almost 4 years old but she and her family have already endured so much. to bouts with a rare form of cancer mean life is precious but difficult. everything was clear so we spent the summer enjoying life and thinking everything was greet then she had another scan that said her tumor came back. >> reporter: today though is different. in middleton the police chief, the community and police from around the state are rallying around lola, a police motorcycle escort takes her from her home to police headquarters where it seemed the entire town has turned out for lola. the all volunteer organization cops for kids presenting lola's parents with a $5,000 check to pay for mounting expenses. >> these are just good people who want to help other people. that's what they are. >> reporter: and local business people are donating thousands more checks, gift cards for a family in need. >> middletown is a -- middleton is a close knit community and i'm plowed to be chief here. >> reporter: here in littleton the police department fights back with love. >> god answered our pra

"oh lola... i dont know how to thank you, give me a hug." 93-year-old roger leclair offered a reward for lola's safe return, but he didn't need it because a woman from chino, california found the dog on a field where she was coaching, and recognized the dog from a local news story. as you can see leclair couldn't be happier to have his one and a half pound teacup chihuahua, named lola back. the biggest names of music are honored for their musical prowess. (music) it was a night full of performances at the 20-16 a-m-a's. selena gomez returned to the spotlight, delivering the most emotional speech of the night. already arrived in parts of new jersey. thick snow is blanketing the area, north of newark right now. over the weekend, the area saw four inches of fresh powder, and people jumped at the chance to get outside and play in it. the area could see more snow today. in new york, with a similar situation. heavy snow fell in berline and syracuse over the weekend, so much that people had to pull out

. >> reporter: pictures of brown eyed lola is all megan has to hold onto. >> my dog had gone missing from the kennel. >> reporter: she boarded her 2- year-old pup for the first time at the doggie day care in denver. on sunday she got a devastating call. lola is missing. >> at first i almost felt bad for them, and then it all sunk in and 1200 miles away and my flight doesn't get in until tomorrow morning. >> it's been sad, tough. >> reporter: the coowner calls it a fluke. >> we've been in business for almost five years, and haven't had this happen. >> reporter: but how could this happen? the dogs were coming down these stairs? >> that's correct. relocating the dogs to go to a different play area. >> reporter: it's when his business partner opened the allows for maximum radiational cooling and makes for a cold start to the day. these numbers are actually close to normal for the final among of november. dia is at 10 degrees now. we have 18 in highlands ranch. not quite as cold in louisville, but still chilly there, you're at 21. you can see the clear skies overhead. we're going to keep

to rescue ivan. >> but the wind and noise generated by the chopper causes lola to panic. and ivan scrambles to cover her with his body. >> during their attempt, the roteo wash was so great that it was blowing rocks and debris across ivan and the dog, which actually made the situation worse. >> it turned out it could have been a dangerous operation so we backed out on that and we went to plan "b," which was for the members, the firefighters, to go down and rescue ivan. >> firefighter oscar is the first to reach ivan. the 19-year-old has been hanging onto the cliff for more than an hour and is close to letting go. >> once i got to ivan, he was tired. he was extremely exhausted, tired, he was thirsty. i was just trying to comfort him, make sure everything was going to be okay, he was going to be safe. i tried to get his mind off of that, scared. >> cespedes secures ivan to a harness with no problems and decides to take him down the hill. but the firefighters agree it is safer to take lola another way. >> the dog wasn't going to leave ivan's side. so the route that they were

after posting signs and even offering a reward, a found lola. that of course ((walter // jen)) it's now 5:??. time to check the forecast with dave. many place across the u-s got their first snowfall of the season over the weekend. new york was no ex corners, new york. they got several inches of snow. children and the young at heart were all out sledding and enjoying all sorts of wintertime activities. keep in mind... the day before all this snow... the temperature was 72-degrees and people were out boating in shorts! it is 5:??: time now to find out what's happening on the roads - with our "skyfox on time traffic". no closed captioning is available for captioning is no closed no closed captioning is still ahead... thanksgiving is almost here which means a lot of people have probably already started their holiday shopping. we'll tell you floridians are expected to spend on gifts this year. and a lot of you are probably preparing for a big meal this thursday. while you're out shopping this week, why not pick up some extras for those in need. we'll

her husband decided the video was too good to keep to themselves. ...and we can laugh because baby lola made it out ok. last weekend... nascar dominated the valley. and in the viral craze of the moment... victory lane was a little different after daniel suarez won the nascar trucks race last friday. suarez, his crew and nascar officials all pulled off one very uniqe mannequin challenge. we have seen a lot of them over the past few weeks, but this

in middleton, the police chief, the community, and police from around the state are rallying around lola, a police motorcycle escort takes her from her home to police headquarters, where it seems the entire town has turned out for lola. the all volunteer organization cops for kids with cancer is making this possible. presenting lola's parents with a $5,000 check to pay for mounting expenses. >> these are just good people that want to help other people. that's what they are. >> the reporter: and local business people are donating cards, for a family in need. >> middleton is a close knit community. people really help each other here in middleton and i'm proud to be the chief here. >> the reporter: cancer shows no mercy, but here in littleton, a police department fights back, with love. >> god answered our prayers. so far, so good. so we're just very fortunate for this wonderful community. >> the reporter: the money raised here in middleton is going to ease a major financial burden for lola and her family. but it's also going to help them of their lives. in middleton, bob ward, fox 25 news.

frank and lola hits theaters on december 9. >>> new kids on the block are back. there's an upcoming to her next year. it is a return 25 years. 25 years. >> i have been itching 25 years. >> iat ikea, we believe that making room for one more shouldn't cost more. at ikea, we believe that making room for one more >>> good morning everyone, i am britt moreno and this is the news on monday , as november 28. happening right now is a terrible loss for the broncos at home. even after the game went into overtime, the broncos first -- are now tied for the miami dolphins for the wildcard. we have more on this coming up. >>> it is cyber monday and those who waited on the crowds could see some prevent porch pirates from stealing your holiday spirit. >>> a breezy and cold start. we will have a look at your forecast coming up. >>> this is i-76, highway 285 and eastbound 470 looking nice. i will have the full traffic report coming up. >>> the broncos are 7 and 4 after losing to the chiefs last night in overtime.

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her dog lola is now missing. the story next. >>> and the cu buffs talk about being the underdogs. they're proud ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, >>> good morning, everyone. thanks for being with us on this chilly morning. i am britt moreno. this is the news at 6:30. we start off with breaking news. a highlands ranch mother and two sons ages 3 and 5 are missing. we are live with details on the search. >>> and bruce springsteen gets ready to meet denver fans. colorado's weather center. it is definitely cold outside. teens and 20s around the denver area. look at that, that is eastern siberia and that is arctic air that will be here before we know it. your full forecast is straight ahead. >>> the drive looking pretty good across the denver metro area. starting to fill in. we'll look at drive times coming up. >>> thank you, joel. we'll start off with the search for the missing mother and her two children from highlands ranch. here's a picture of them. our jamie littleton at the school where video caught a picture of the family. >> reporter: good morning. police are asking for your help. while there a

who would dare snatch lola? really? really? >> trump revolution hosted by bret baier is next. we will be back in an hour. stay with us. here at the fox news channel. pa other. ♪ >> when >> when mexico sends their people they are not sending their best we are bringing drugs, they are bringing crime, they they are rapists. >> the republican party is not dominating donald trump. >> this is a stunt for a century. >> overlooked americans were getting on board. >> we need someone to take a sledgehammer to this whole [ blank ] system. >> and in the end, donald trump beats odds. >> this is not about

yes, lola, i am looking at you. well, these weird leotards for dogs might just be your solution. meet the shed defender. the tastefully tacky duds claim to keep your dog warm, reduce dirt and allergens and keep your dog clean, also something our lola might benefit from. mike may finally be able to use the bathroom in place. >> that is the dumbest thing. >> ron is a janitor in bedford, new hampshire. he works the overnight shift, but he makes his presence known to the students by his creative artistic designs that he vacuums into the carpets of the kids' classrooms. take a look at the castles, the sports team logos, the charlie brown characters and the halloween symbols. >> he loves his job, right? ♪ ♪ ♪ >> he has 15 years of administrative experience, he has gotten some bills passed in new jersey, and let's just say he knows how to work a room. ladies and gentlemen, i'm talking about the pastor who could be new jersey's next governor. >> it is a blessing to have everybody here together -- >> i know what you're thinking, another election? yep, another election. our new jerse

her husband decided the video was too good to keep to themselves. ...and we can laugh because baby lola made it out ok. last weekend... nascar dominated the valley. and in the viral craze of the moment... victory lane was a little different after daniel suarez won the nascar trucks race last friday. suarez, his crew and nascar officials all pulled off one very uniqe mannequin challenge. we have seen a lot of them over the past few weeks, but this was certainly one unique ones yet. ad lib with matt about daniel suarez and his vist to the station time for your juicy question of the morning... shows.... four out of then people have done this. a survey of our newsroom.... believes tram has done this... matt has likely not... and jimmy might be just be a lost cause. what is this. still ahead on 12 today.. let me re-phrase that - can you sing well? if you're like the rest of us - you'll want to stick around.. we've got tips on how to hold a tune.. next. get ready to pull out the pitchforks.. the airline that is getting rid of overhead space for luggage. that's in ten minutes.. you can donate

middleton, the police chief, the communities, and police from around the state are rallying around lola, a police motorcycle escort takes her from her home to police headquarters, where it seems the entire town has turned the all-volunteer organization, cops for kids with cancer is making this possible. presenting lola's parents with a $5,000 check to pay for mounting expenses. >> these are just good people who want to help other people, that's what they are. >> the reporter: local business people are donating thousands more, checks, gift cards, for a family in need. >> middleton is a close knit community. people really help each other here this middleton and i'm proud to be the chief here. >> the reporter: cancer shows no mercy, but here in littleton, a police department fights back, with love. >> god so far, so good, so we're just very fortunate for this wonderful community. >> the reporter: in middleton, bob ward, fox 25 news. >> blair: it's hard to imagine what family is going through, but it sounds like they're surrounded by positive things. that's what it takes sometimes. new hat

woman spotted the dog matching lola's scripps and brought her home. the 93-year-old is very happy to have his best friend back. >>> rob gronkowski may be planning to spend a little more time in the city according to "the herald" the patriots end bought a $2 million condo in the seaport district. two bedroom, two bath and state-of-the-art appliances. has a home in fox bro and reportedly building a second home nearby. >>> and we have snow and radar this morning. we are tracking the impact this will have on your travel plans. travelers to new york, you better check those flights. i am getting delays due to wind. how this plays into our own may look a little different. the popular event that organize hes are thinking of cutting this year. >>> marijuana will soon be legal in massachusetts. >>> complete news coverage >> shiri: now at 6:30, many of you waking up to snow on your car this morning. a look at how long the flakes will stick around and if the snow can impact your thanksgiving travel plans. >>> family members say a family of four was beaten to deat

rhondella: 3-year-old lola rose anderson of middleton is fighting a rare cancer. she got a special ride by the police chief flanked by motorcycles from across the area. cops for kids with cancer donated $5,000 to lola and her very own police car. doug: just great. here we are saturday morning, kelly ann. we have the big parade in newscenter 5 eyeopener team getting ready to kick it off soon. kelly ann: it's good news for them. it's going to stay nice and dry. we're talking about all that rain and snow moving in. it's holding off until tonight through tomorrow. so head out today. plymouth is going to be great. we have clouds moving in. we're in the 50's. tomorrow, that's when we start to cool down. we have the rain moving in initially which will bring snow to western new england. gusty winds, wind gusts up to the 30's. really cool even through thanksgiving day. doug: the turkey was shivering. did you see it? rhondella: i guess we're going back. kelly ann: picking up some snowflakes too. did you see that? doug: all right, kelly ann. thank you for joining us here on

cops for kids with cancer donated $5,000 to lola well done. doug: indeed. rhondella: and holiday travel is fast approaching. doug: signs are up on the highway warning drivers to plan ahead. there's good news for drivers on the mass pike. the changing construction plans that could -- could -- lighten traffic. rhondella: a former massachusetts governor expected to meet with the president-elect today. the position mitt romney is being considered for. doug: 5:56 on this saturday morning. starting to see the skies lighten ever so slightly. could be changing here. soon. kelly ann lets you know when we might see some snow. rhondella: breaking overnight, a pedestrian struck in boston. the details we know right now. doug: first on 5, former senator scott brown in the running for a trump cabinet spot, but he's telling us about his conversation with the president-elect. rhondella: a child hurt after being hit by a car getting off the school bus. how his family says a backpack may have saved his life. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning.

flanked by dozens of motorcycles across the area, cops for kids with cancer donated $5,000 to lola and her own police car. doug: we've been talking about this kelly ann: i was on everyone's good side. now i'm on everyone's bad side. it won't be too much of a change today. a 10-degree drop, from the 60's yesterday to the 50's today. still holding on to mildness as we're heading out to the parade in plymouth. it's tonight and tomorrow the rain creeps in. especially tomorrow morning. heading out early, watch for your travel. it will become heavy at times. in the afternoon, gusty winds. highs in the 40's. hour will make the 40's feel like the 30's. even more so on monday. big changes. doug: the travel days, big ones on tuesday and wednesday look pretty good. doug: it's thursday we have to worry about. rhondella: thank you, kelly ann. doug: thank you for joining us on this saturday morning. announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi, everyonei' zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." animals have so many different, amazing adaptations, it's easy to overlook

lola and rob salazar still dream overcome challenges. >> when we lived in a little tiny marriage dorm in alamosa, we talked about our dreams and we knew it was going to happen, and like now, there's still so much to dream about. there's still so much to experience and so i think if people should say how do you want to be remembered, it would be that we celebrated life, that i celebrated life, and every night i regrets. . >> he was the first hispanic mayor of denver and held a cabinet position in president clinton's administration. federico pena had a huge vision for denver and he's back at home serving others. federico pena's regarded as one of the most prominent, political leaders in colorado >> politically, the person influencing those was president john f. kennedy, who asked all of us to do something for our country and made public service noble and that's when i got very interested in public service. >> pena was elected mayor in one of the most competitive races in denver's history. in 1983 at the age of 36, he was sworn in as the first latino mayor of denver. pena's mayoral tenur

lola pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide three years ago for running over pamela gross with a pickup truck. police say she and gross got into a fight for the deadly drink at a nearby bar. she was sentenced to 25 years in prison but released after only serving just over two. according to police reports, she violated parole last month and is being held on a $25,000 bond. >>> throughout the 2016 election, the presidential campaign made several stops in iowa. now we learned on wednesday that house speaker paul ryan visits waterloo. he comes in support of representative rod blanc. he is fighting for reelection in the first congressional district of iowa against monica vernon. as a new congressman, his first vote in house was to get rid of also -on democratic vice presidential candidate tim kaine and former president bill clinton are both stopping in iowa.kaine will attend a "get out and vote event" in dubuque. president clinton will make stops in sioux city and waterloo. then - they both will meet up in des moines for an event in des moines. only a week to the presidential election and th

it sort of throws you, with lola, annette o'toole, and then the next day they shot me. i die at the end of the movie. [ audience yelling ] it's only a movie. so the hardest part was the first day and the second day. the first day was getting over the fright, and the second day was, um, was dying. i was dying all day tuesday. >> i know the feeling. [ laughter ] we all have those days. you wanna do this first? if you'd like. the number, or this. whatever you think. >> i don't know. you wanna get the commercial out of the way first? why don't we do that, and then you're gonna do something from-- you're gonna do something from the tv-- don't pay no attention to that man at all. i have no idea who he is. he's been sitting there for months, and i don't know who he is. we'll do this and then we'll come back and do the number from the picture. there we are. [ cheers and applause ] >> great. >> that's great. this, uh-- song you're gonna do is from the, uh-- >> is from "copacabana." >> it's from the tv movie, "copacabana." >> yeah, it's the song that, in the movie, tony, the char

me llamaron por telÉfono y me dijeron que si yo conocÍa a una tal lola. dije que sÍ, que era mi hermana. me dijeron que la habÍa atropellado un carro y que ya muriÓ. en el momento me tomÓ de sorpresa. la vÍctima muriÓ impactada trata de cruzar la calle. al ser atropellada, el conductor se escapÓ. sus hermanos estÁn emocionalmente esforzados. ç porque sos una cosa bien dolorosa. el Último adiÓs fue esta maÑana y lo Único que queda son recuerdos esperanza en que se haga justicia. recuerdo amable, dulce. seguimos en el arte de filadelfia donde los estudiantes dijeron que por vÍctimas de saltos durante un robo en filadelfia. ocurriÓ a la una de la madrugada. los aspirantes de 22 y 23 se encontraban dentro de una habitaciÓn cuando dos hombres entraron a la casa por la ventana. uno de los sospechosos. por un arma en la cabeza y le quitaron todas sus pertenencias de sus mochilas. los sujetos huyeron del lugar. los hombres robaron varias computadoras, celulares y se mantiene la situaciÓn bajo iniciaciÓn. un hombre cÉlebre aÑos fue abatido a ti

and his old age his owner posted on facebook and invite to join lola on the last walk to the beach. the post went viral. hundreds of people were there waiting for him. he was carried on the beach for about an hour until he returned home. >> usually i'm catching up with our friend, this nation via skype and for the first time i met him in person along with his colleague portia williams at fox 29 they were promoting dish nation on good day in the queue show. bill, you shook things up last time when you asked the question if -- was registered to vote. >> is he registered to vote? >> that was racial. >> what was going through your mind when you are watching the segment. it was almost as if archie bunker had a microphone. he's a little bit more -- but every now and then he slips out goes to a dark place. >> no pun intended. >> i also, in all seriousness have to ask, with all the racial tension we have seen in the country and with political commentator dan jones using the word that the country has seen white lash because of the obama presidency, what comes to mind and one of the thoughts.

and lola, and buddy. i got peanut when i was doing a segment on access hollywood. they were adopting out pets. and they put peanut in my arms, because black animals are and a week later they called me. and they said so the one dog you were holding was not adopted. would you mind doing some more social media work? and i said no! they were like, no? and i said, i'm coming to get her. i've come across so many beautiful pets, worthy of homes. and so-- i just knew, ever since i started doing this that day, i have to adopt and not shop. their unconditional love towards me they just share the love with me. so it's wonderful. george lopez: my name is george lopez, star of lopez on tv land, and this is my rescue owen. to think of this guy in a high kill shelter breaks my heart. so he's been with me in a high love shelter. for me, i didn't really have a lot of motivation around the house to get up and do something other than work. since i got owen, it's been great to watch tv with him. i take him out for walks. i feed him. good boy. he actually went to one more birthday part

.>> it is so funny, he used to call me lola and my he called us whatever he wanted. the greatest man. >> we are honoring veterans tonight we have in getting pictures from folks who are serving now as well as old- school. this is donald. and this viewer locally proud of her daughter. allison serving right now. we will be sharing these through the newscast and the beautiful weekend, those are the two things ribfest and the weather. that is all i got. temperatures primarily in the upper 70s maybe lower 70s in the northern counties new port richey, 72, saint pete 74, the dew points in the 40s and 50s, you have to figure we are in november or december because the air is dry. lower dew points, beautiful weather. a few clouds today this weekend, a lot of sunshine some periods of high clouds not expecting any rate until the early part of next week. long-range forecast if you want cold air look for a dip in the jet, the week of thanksgiving models are hinting a decent chance for cooler air rolling in. if not for us definitely for the eastern half of the us stay tuned, somethi

. >> lola falana, charo, and i and ed-- we stay. we're always here. >> right. >> yes, that's right. >> and w-we just deserve-- we're the oppressed guests. you know what i'm saying? we never go anywhere. i've no place to go. this comes off, at 7:01. >> why did you-- [ laughter ] >> well, i wore it, 'cause i've no other place to go! it's just-- this is it, for me! >> oh, you're not going anyplace, later? >> i'm not pitching anything. what am i gonna plug? do i plug a record? am i holding a record up? you see a record? you see a book? you see a pilot film? [ laughter ] do you see a tv series? [ laughter ] there's nothing! but i come anyway. >> lemme-lemme ask you something. >> all right. [ laughter ] >> well, there's no other place to go! [ laughter ] [ applause ] you know what i mean? i was in a play, once. i was in a play, once. i was in a play-- >> yeah. >> uh, "rosalinda." a musical. and i played prince orlofsky. >> prince orlofsky. >> which, usually, if it's done as the opera, a woman plays. >> ah. >> but, for some strange reason,

my name is lola silvestri. america, let's do lunch. narrator: one in six seniors faces the threat of hunger, and millions more live in isolation. drop off a hot meal and say a quick hello. volunteer by donating your lunch break at americaletsdolunch.org. i've spent my life planting a size-six, non-slip shoe into that door. on this side, i want my customers to relax and enjoy themselves. but these days it's phones before forks. they want wifi out here. but behind that door, i need a private connection for my business. wifi pro from comcast business. public wifi for your customers. private wifi for your business. strong and secure. good for a door. and a network. comcast business. built for security. built for business. . lou: an admission that globalization has hurt people coming from an unlikely place. united nations secretary-general-elect antonio guterres say the establishment having ignored losers of globalization as he put it, saying -- joining me now former pentagon official fox news contributor k.t. mcfarland. great to have you w

moon and low la personalizing in -- lola personalizing in gifts offering their biggest discount to date. several businesses are also offering free shipping. >>> we're just three days away from the annual wral tower lighting. >> three, two, one, merry of cheer during the holidays. we'll be holding a celebration as we flip the switch december 1st, thursday. some very talented local musicians will be here to perform and we'll have a special guest to join us to light the tower at 6:15. >> it's so beautiful to see! i love this time of year! >> uh-huh. >> yep! >> my tree hopefully won't come down anytime soon. >> have to keep that cat out of there! >> oh, yeah, definitely. >> real tree? >> artificial. >> we'll know where it's at. >> you have artificial ones, too -- >> well, it's because they're in the kids' rooms and we can't trust them. [ laughter ] >> we like the season! >> i just called you out. >> well, you had -- on a serious note, you mentioned the fires have been burning down? >> oh, yeah! >> the radar out of knoxville, you can see the smoke plumes showing up and the rain is coming dow

and in a special ceremony, escorted lola and her family to police headquarters for a presentation. >> answered our prayers. so far, so good. so we're just very fortunate for this wonderful community. in littleton. and i'm proud to be the chief here. >> heather: so great to see in littleton and not only littleton but lowell and andover coming out to help lola as well. kids for cancer has raised $2 million, get well lola. >> jason: the girl suffered from a rare form of cancer and expressed a hope to be brought back to life one day and cured sometime in the future. a judge granted the girl's final request after the divorced should be buried or frozen. this isn't the first case of cryogenic preservation in the hopes of being one day resuscitated. but the first to go to court. more than 100 people had the procedure done in united states alone. a pricey procedure. the procedure cost at least $47,000. >> heather: not cheap. >>> all right. coming up, bringing italy to another part of boston not >>> a short cut driving people nuts in on one street fox 25 elizabeth hopkins spoke to people in on

among them, 28-year-old lola, whose father, though still bereft, has found some comfort in words. >> it was not a way of putting to life because i know she is dead and she will not come back. but it was a way of thinking about the fact that her life was maybe short, but it was a full life, full of happiness. i hope she didn't suffer or see or even she didn't maybe see her death coming. my book starts with the word absurd, because it's perfectly unjust. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: this was the bataclan moments before the attack. the picture was taken by one of those lucky enough to walk out of the bataclan alive. >> the hardest point, it was when the emergency crew arrived after three hours of waiting. there were corpses and blood everywhere. there was no way but to look at death and its ugly, bloody side. the only way to recover was to fine into myself the inner strength, and that's one of the reasons why i wrote this book. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: words, say the survivors, have helped them to speak the unspeakable, but mostly, to share it with the on

george salines, the anniversary rekindles the agony of discovering that his music- loving daughter lola was one of the 89 murder victims. >> what i miss the most is simply talking to her and listening to her about her new discoveries, because she was always full of projects. for me, the most important thing was writing. i wrote a book. and after publishing my book, i kept on writing. and writing has been very helpful because it helps me to put some distance between my pain and me. >> reporter: after a year of silence, the bataclan is about to be revived as a concert hall for the living, no longer just a shrine to contemplate the unspeakable. one year after friday the 13th attacks, france remains under a state of emergency. the powers were expanded and extended after the horrific attack in nice when a terrorist took a truck and mowed down people, killing and wounding nearly 500. france's interior minister says the country can't remain in an indefinite state of emergency, but groups like human rights watch have warned that the continued use of the powers erodes the rule of law and undermi

don't film movies in sequence, which i always because the first day i had this nice little scene with lola, annette o'toole, and then the next day they shot me. i die at the end of the movie. [ audience yelling ] it's only a movie. so the hardest part was the first day and the second day. the first day was getting over the fright, and the second day was, um, was dying. i was dying all day tuesday. >> i know the feeling. [ laughter ] we all have those days. >> no, we can go ahead if you'd like. the number, or this. whatever you think. >> i don't know. you wanna get the commercial out of the way first? why don't we do that, and then you're gonna do something from-- you're gonna do something from the tv-- don't pay no attention to that man at all. i have no idea who he is. he's been sitting there for months, and i don't know who he is. we'll do this and then we'll come back and do the number from the picture. there we are. [ cheers and applause ] >> great. >> that's great. this, uh-- song you're gonna do is from the, uh-- >> is from "copacabana." >> it's from the tv movie, "copacabana." >> ye

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my name is lola silvestri. america, let's do lunch. narrator: one in six seniors faces the threat of hunger, and millions more live in isolation. drop off a hot meal and say a quick hello. volunteer by donating your lunch break at americaletsdolunch.org. lou very joining me now is congressman chris collins. a member of the house energy and commerce committees. great to have you with us. congratulations. congratulations! >> thank you so much. i won my reelection as well. it was a great night all around. lou: you bet. >> we are looking forward to the united congress with the republicans in charge of the house, the senate and the white house. we can actually move legislation, the keystone pipeline, repealing obamacare, putting it on the president's desk and he's going to sign sits. the legislative work we have to do now is to legislate bills that will be signed into law, which is very different than the last six years, a lot of messaging and bills we knew weren't going to go anywhere, but we put keystone pipeline on obama's decks and he r

. >> como lola. >> creo que es la hora de tu cumpleaÑos, de verdad! felicidades, vamos a celebrarlos contigo. ♪ ♪ alan:cumpleaÑos, remy, un abrazo enorme. >> miren esta muÑeca, cumple 83 aÑos. jonnhy: alessandro lÓpez estÁ cumpliendo diez aÑos. alan: ella estÁ cumpliendo ocho aÑos. >> juliana, felicidades cumples un aÑo. alan: mira que barbaridad, un saludo a tus papis. >> tengo una necesidad de sacarlo. >> desde anoche que no duermo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] >> eso! mÁs adelante, andrea presenta la nueva lÍnea de ropa que acaba de lanzar el grupo mana. alan: conoceremos a una actriz, ella es hermosa, voy hablar bien con ella, es de hawaii. >> ademÁs diurka y marcos, reacciona al supuesto miedo que tiene de lorena herrero. estamos en despierta amÉrica, tu programa matutino favorito, bailalo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ jonnhy: saludos a toda la gente de los Ángeles. muy buenos dÍas. tenemos un programa maravilloso. >> se siente el viernes. alan: sino pregÚnteles a los panamelos, el dÍa de su independencia. >> buen ritmo. alan: buenas pla

. >> te quiero lola. >> bueno, yo creo que nunca se ha terminado nunca se ha terminado independientemente. >> lo que ha armado. >> tenemos una sola propuesta. >> pasar con el astro rey. >> estamos con mario vannucci. >> >>> mis amados dueÑos del universo es lunes 14 de noviembre y toca ver cuÁles son las claves astrolÓgicas. >> el carÁcter estarÁ dominante y lo que te digo que la sÚper luna buena traerÁ situaciones de dinero mi amado aries. >> para tauro, mi palabra clave es poner atenciÓn al dinero te sale una situaciÓn buena de dinero tambiÉn mis amados tauros tendrÁn un revÉs econÓmico bastante bueno y serÁ de muchas glorias y Éxitos lo Único que tienen que cuidar es el estÓmago. >> la palabra clave para usted es resolver porque vas a resolver situaciones negativos vas a estar de pie, hay algÚn asunto legal que esta semana vas a reparar y las situaciones estarÁ muchÍsimo mejor. >> cÁncer, la palabra clave es poner atenciÓn, en la parte espiritual que tienes que buscar y crecer espiritualmente, aprovecha la sÚper luna nueva. >> cÁncer tendrÁn un asunto con los h

littll tea cup chihuahua according to a neighborhood boyy a woman in a red car drove up and snatched lola from the front yard.ya leclair posted science offering reward for her return over thert weekend he got call from woman m who spotted that little tiny dog it led to the reunion but i wasw reading more about it.bout i like, i mean, you know how muchm we love our animals.mals. >> sure. >> and how much our animals lovm us. us >> right. >> those two did absolutelybsol everything together.he >> best friends. a might be aht be al little bit older as well. as this is just the best thing.. >> we are going to get tucket t you're standing much we're going to do traffic.raffic. you'll have to do whatever youe want to do, tuck.tont tdo, >> erin, good morning. mning. >> good morning.ood moing. >> sorry. i was waiting for tucker. tucke >> push him out of the way.. >> it's all right. r >> right now you have roads -- [ inaudible ] crash within the delays 95elas southbound back to the icc. icc. bw parkway really heavyvy southbound traffic. if you're headed towardsra bwi r early morning flight traffic l

host: we are going to try to get to lola and mount, ohio. caller: good morning. you know, bernie sanders had it this is just said, a smokescreen. just another red herring the republicans are pulling out. and, you know, yesterday it was called a hail mary. an active desperation. but you know, i think they missed the main one and that is what the republicans did to john kerry. i think was back in 2004. -- voted and it's even became a verb in the american language. i think they are trying to do it to hillary now. and i would like to know what paul has to say about it. boat you mentioned swift veterans. we will talk about political ads in our next segment of the washington journal coming up. guest: i think the american people get to decide what the important issues are and then election. maybe think back in that time the swift boat was relevant. maybe you think it was not. the point is you as a citizen get to decide. the director of the fbi, the world's preeminent agency, he should not be making those decisions. it was inappropriate for him to insert himself into thi

there was enormous disruption in lola prieta we now are having hearings on soils and south of market the board of supervisors downtown. what qualifications underlie the plans engineering wise because engineering plans affect the architecture. they have to have real implications for the structure part of the plan. so i have separate questions on the shadows but i am very concerned about the soils so i refer to you to map the planning department's map, it's california seismic hazard zone official map, november 17, 2000. it's a real map. it was given to this developer when they did a ppa, so please credentialize your plans and the person who spoke. thank you. >> tom gilberti on shadows. is it possible to do a tiered set back upper levels, minimal loss of apartments, of housing rooms? but they may add a little bit more slant, less shadow? better -- i like a tiered building much better than a box. next issue, roof top garden. i came here today to speak to the combined commissions and if anything is above 9 stories a roof top garden gets to be a windy effect. but a roof top garden is one w

there was enormous disruption in lola prieta we now are having hearings on soils and south of market the board of supervisors downtown. what qualifications underlie the plans engineering wise becauseengineering plans affect the architecture. they have to have real implications for the structure part of the plan. so i have separate questions on the shadows but i am very concerned about the soils so i refer to you to map the planning department's map, it's california seismic hazard zone official map, november 17, 2000. it's a real map. it was given to this developer when they did a ppa, so please credentialize your plans and the person who spoke. thank you. >> tom gilberti on shadows. is it possible to do a tiered set back upper levels, minimal loss of apartments, of housing rooms? but they may add a little bit more slant, less shadow? better -- i like a tiered building much better than a box. next issue, roof top garden. i came here today to speak to the combined commissions and if anything is above 9 stories a roof top garden gets to be a windy effect. but a roof top garden is one wa

there was enormous disruption in lola prieta we now are having hearings on soils and south of market the board of supervisors downtown. what qualifications underlie the plans engineering wise because engineering plans affect the architecture. they have to have real implications for the structure part of the plan. so i have separate questions on the shadows but i am very concerned about the soils so i refer to you to map the planning department's map, it's california seismic hazard zone official map, november 17, 2000. it's a real map. it was given to this developer when they did a ppa, so please credentialize your plans and the person who spoke. thank you. >> tom gilberti on shadows. is it possible to do a tiered set back upper levels, minimal loss of apartments, of housing rooms? but they may add a little bit more slant, less shadow? better -- i like a tiered building much better than a box. next issue, roof top garden. i came here today to speak to the combined commissions and if anything is above 9 stories a roof top garden gets to be a windy effect. but a roof top garden is one w